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"If you want to coexist with different breeds of geeks, you need to adopt a value-neutral approach to the platforms. So, while there are many conversations one can have regarding different computing methods, I typically do not choose to have them. Gabriel and I no longer discuss God for the same reason - people express themselves via means as divergent as spirituality and operating systems, so as soon as the topic starts to get interesting it invariably becomes personal. Obviously, that has a tendency to occlude rational dialogue. There might have been a point where I had a surplus of energy to invest in philosophical cul-de-sacs. I no longer remember it."
There's something about that paragraph, taken from yesterday's penny-arcade post, that makes me very, very sad. I don't particularly feel like outlining it, though, so I'll just leave it at that. Maybe I'll update this post later.
There's something about that paragraph, taken from yesterday's penny-arcade post, that makes me very, very sad. I don't particularly feel like outlining it, though, so I'll just leave it at that. Maybe I'll update this post later.